• Rain Enhancement Technologies published independent Texas A&M economic analysis estimating 1 additional inch of rainfall from ground-based ionization systems would generate USD 44.2 million in annual agricultural benefit across 37 Texas counties.
• Study estimated USD 360.5 million in discounted 10-year value versus USD 63.75 million in total system investment, based on discounted net present value methodology aligned with OMB Circular A-94.
• Nine counties showed 10-year benefit-cost ratios above 10:1 under 1-inch scenario, with Fisher County at 18.74:1.
• Scenario of 10% increase in annual precipitation implied USD 98.9 million in annual agricultural benefit, with 22 counties recovering full investment within 1 year.
• Analysis modeled WETA ground-based ionization system as single upfront capital outlay with no recurring operating costs, 24-hour autonomous operation, 15-year lifespan.

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